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Booted! Hotel owners oust operators in high-profile disputesFor years, hoteliers have maintained quality by deflagging hotels that didn't rise to a brand's standards. Recently, owners...

From left, Michael Douglas, Bermuda Premier Michael Dunkley, Nikki Dill (a relative of Douglas') and Olympic Property Partners' Seth Weinstein at a November 2014 groundbreaking ceremony.

Star-owned resorts have ecological themeWhatever the motivation, these developments share a strong environmental sensitivity, long a passion in the entertainment...

Luxe Vegas

Luxe VegasA slightly less sinful Sin City is beginning to complement its gambling-centric past with an emphasis on luxury and...

North Koreans bow to the newly unveiled statues of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang at the Mansudae Grand Monument.

Inside the hermit kingdomFrom Mark Edward Harris: There are those on both sides of the DMZ who are trying to bring about a detente between North and...

Focus on Global Travel: Disruption and reinvention

Focus on Global Travel: Disruption and reinventionAt this year's World Travel and Tourism Council Global Summit in Madrid, top travel execs and others who shape the industry...

Windy City whirlwind: Chicago a hotel boomtown

Windy City whirlwind: Chicago a hotel boomtownA steady climb in visitor numbers has sparked a flurry of hotel development in Chicago as hoteliers introduce brands with a...

Illustration by Thomas R. Lechleiter.

Bursting at the banks: River cruise expansion continuesA slight slowdown in demand hasn't deterred river cruise lines from adding capacity and ports throughout Europe.

Course correction

Course correctionWith the number of golfers in the U.S. on the decline, resorts around the country are exploring ways to renew interest among...

A female polar bear and her cubs in Churchill.

Kings of the ArcticCanada enjoys the lion's share of polar bear tourism, namely in the small outpost of Churchill, Manitoba, on the west shore of...

Travel Weekly Preview 2015

Travel Weekly Preview 2015The travel industry is approaching a new year in better shape than at any time in recent memory.

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